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Each year, HRSA conducts approximately 500 performance
reviews to assure that the more than 3,000 organizations
receiving grant or cooperative agreement funding
from HRSA are successfully accomplishing their
program purposes.
A
performance review is a collaborative effort
between HRSA and the grantee. It includes:
- selection
of Performance Review Measures
- analysis
of performance in relation to the selected
Performance Review Measures
- creation
of a Performance Report, which includes Performance
Improvement Options, and
- development
of an Action Plan, which includes Performance
Improvement Actions to be completed by the
grantee on each Performance Review Measure
Building upon the success of performance reviews,
HRSA will also conduct up to 20 Strategic Partnership
Sessions with HRSA grantees from communities
and States, to explore the collective effectiveness
of HRSA funded programs, and promote partnerships
and facilitate greater collaboration among HRSA
grantees in addressing priority health needs.
HRSA envisions that bringing together HRSA grantees
and external partners for strategic discussions
will result in a strengthening of the healthcare
“safety net.”
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